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Zend Releases Version 1.0 of Framework App

PHP (hypertext preprocessor) developer Zend Technologies announced Monday the release of version 1.0 of Zend Framework, an open source application framework for PHP ...

IM at Work, Part 2: Tools for Locking Down

Letting employees have unbridled access to free, consumer-level instant messaging applications running on their workplace computers is a security disaster waiting to happen ...

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Is Internet Franchising a Sure Thing?

Looking for a franchise opportunity? The World Wide Web is overflowing with Internet-based businesses for sale ...

New Trend Micro App Sounds Alarm on Shady Web Sites

Security firm Trend Micro has released TrendProtect, a free browser plug-in that alerts computer users to unsafe Web sites that contain unwanted content and hidden threats ...

IM at Work, Part 1: Idle Chatter, Serious Risk

Consumer-grade instant messaging applications such as Yahoo Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) and Windows Live Messenger can become significant security holes when used by workers on corporate networks ...

Untangle Platform Ties Apps Together for Network Virtualization

Untangle launched Tuesday an open source network gateway platform to stop spam, spyware and virus attacks for small and medium-sized businesses ...

Kace Extends App Management Tools for Computer Administrators

Systems management appliances provider Kace announced on Monday the integration of the recently acquired AppDeploy Live service with its Kbox Systems Management Appliances ...

Boutique Malware: Custom-Made for the Executive Suite

A sophisticated group of spammers has been targeting since late May high-salaried workers at selective corporations in a spam attack using e-mail disguised as messages from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ...

Linux Devs, Architects Talk Open Source at Collaboration Summit

Key kernel developers and more than 230 Linux leaders participated last week in the first Collaboration Summit hosted by the Linux Foundation to discuss solutions for the most pressing issues facing greater Linux adoption ...

Disasters and SMBs: Plan to Survive, Don’t Fail to Plan

Small businesses, beware. Can your business survive a natural disaster? Chances are against your survival if you do not have a recovery and continuity plan in place ...

Performance Technologies Broadens Embedded Linux Product Line

Rochester, N.Y.-based Performance Technologies announced Tuesday additions to its NexusWare Linux-based operating system and development environment to include support for a wide range of single board computer hardware offerings ...

The Shrouded Sharing Shenanigans of P2P Programs

People who use popular file-sharing software at home, in school and in the workplace to download music and videos are likely to expose their own personal and corporate data stored on their computers' hard drives ...

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SpaceTime Browser Adds New Dimension to Search

An innovative three-dimensional search program puts a unique spin on Internet searching. All results are displayed in a 3-D space that users can navigate and manipulate ...

Big Pirate on Campus

A Congressional committee last month gave universities with high volumes of student piracy violations 30 days to return a survey on Internet piracy and network practices. The committee is scheduled to resume its meetings Tuesday in Washington ...

Fedora 7 Tips Hat to Developers

Red Hat's Fedora Project has released the Fedora 7 version of the Linuxoperating system, which features a new build capacity allowing for the creation ofcustom appliances to meet individual needs ...

Open Source and the DMCA: What Hath Digg Wrought?

The flap erupted earlier this month ...

House Bill: Spyware Solution or Limp Legislation?

Antispyware legislation awaiting Senate action offers little promise of meaningful prosecution against violators, said Ron O'Brien, a senior security analyst with antispyware firm Sophos ...

The Net Generation Goes to College

Turn on your monitor and boot up your computer, because class is in session. Many college students now raised on the Internet and mobile devices will not be limited to sitting in traditional "brick-and-mortar" classrooms as schools look to the latest offerings in virtual technology and Internet broadcasting to update education ...

The Image Spammer’s New Bag of Tricks

Senders of unsolicited electronic messages, also known as spammers, are deploying a new generation of image spam to outsmart e-mail filters and other technologies designed to thwart them. ...

Barracuda Reporting Engine Trails Web-Surfing Workers

Barracuda Networks has added advanced reporting capabilities to its Barracuda Web Filter appliance, the company announced Wednesday ...

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